SteveH

here is the SFBay's never ending Grandma listing.... "It was Great Grandma's", that must be why it is so expensive.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/atq/3708831383.html

QuiltFaerie

Either that or maybe they are throwing in a few cases of wine?

Gail

QuiltFaerie

A couple more from the Detroit area....

http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/atq/3696301995.html

1940's Singer sewing machine in cabinet with bench, button holer with templates (1948), accessory attachments for sewing machine, leg pedal, sewing machine in excellent condition, cabinet shows years of use, this was my grandma's sewing machine and she took really good care of it.

asking $250

http://porthuron.craigslist.org/atq/3712588055.html

with attachments,manual, original belt. good shape still works has all the thread and sewing stuff from great grandma in the book it says pat . 1899...i think its about 1915

Asking $200.

SteveH

Close, 1912-1913

miriam

Here is what grandma left in one of her drawers
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miriam

She left other stuff in a Singer 66 Lotus:
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miriam

I love looking at the stuff trying to figure out what Granny was doing with that in there... My favorite 'found' tool is a crochet needle with the end ground off and then sharpened. I use it so much!!!

chris_quilts

Miriam, Green with envy over what Grandma left in her drawers. I have never found any with amount of stuff.

Chris

miriam

Most old sewing machines probably belonged to somebody's grandma....

miriam

That first picture is only one drawer from that cabinet. The other picture was just two drawers. I rarely do find stuff in the drawers. I love it when I do and I had to brag...